Made in America: 12 Fashionable Finds

Get gorgeous with products that show off our country's innovation and artistry

Jun 17, 2011

Get gorgeous with products that show off our country's innovation and artistry

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All-American Style

These days, it seems as if most of our favorite goods are foreign made. But American ingenuity is actually alive and well, as we discovered when we scoured coast to coast in search of alluring, beauty-bolstering finds. From mascara to blue jeans, these homegrown wares flaunt American heritage and charm—and could use your support. And what better chance to buy USA-made than the anniversary of our country’s independence? It’s time to start celebrating!

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Volume Mascara

If you want great mascara, look to its original inventor: Maybelline. Founded in 1915 by a chemist, the New York-based business is now the number one cosmetic company in America. $8.15,

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Yes to Carrots

This relatively new company, which has quickly become a skincare sensation, operates right out of San Francisco, and uses natural ingredients—like carrots, soy beans and avocado oil—that are cultivated around the U.S. $8.99;

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Patriot Bracelet

Nantucket Knotworks' bracelets are born in North Carolina (where the line is twisted), hand-tied in New England and dyed in New York. $7–$20;

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Rosebud Salve

Formulated as an all-purpose skin ointment in 1892, Smith's popular rose-tinted balm—made in Joppa, Maryland—is a cult classic for lips. $6;

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MCMC Fragrances

Based in Brooklyn, New York, the personable perfume company hand-blends and -bottles this scent that celebrates Maine's sea air. $95;

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The Sally

Based in Los Angeles, Lonehorn Jean Company is known for their western-inspired denim line, which includes this behind-bolstering bootcut pair. $99; LoneHornJeans.com.

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Beauty Bar

Loaded with natural olive oil, glycerin and vitamin E, Tom's of Maine's ultra-rich cleansing and moisturizing slab is indeed made in New England, the company's home of 41 years. $2.99;

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